On a grey, long winter weekend, we drove up into the Dandenong Ranges to do a getaway-cation in a yurt. Somewhere, the cold is prettier and the air smells of wet eucalyptus and woodsmoke. Every trip of ours starts the same way: a small ceremony of leaving the city. It’s usually shakshuka at Tall…
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Our plan is to check out from the Phi Phi Island resort and eat the same Thai pancakes we love for lunch before the ferry back to Phuket.…
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Thank you, Goddess of the Andaman Sea Thailand for protecting our bane-dumbass for skinny dipping in the pitch black dark night.…
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We flew to Phuket with Jetstar for a day at Signature Phuket Resort, an underrated middle-of-nowhere B&B for 1200 baht per room.…
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Sayonara means goodbye in Japanese, and today before we say Sayonara Japan, we tried to soak up the Japanese culture as much as we could.…
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We took Shinkansen to reach Kyoto from Tokyo. We booked our seats a day earlier in the legendary Japanese bullet train and didn’t have to do anything as it’s covered by the Japan Rail Pass.…
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We explored the Gion area, the famous Geisha Geiko district (a taxi driver taught us: Geisha in Tokyo; Geiko in Kyoto).…
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